Sustainable Green Energy Collaboration Connects UK, India, and Uganda — Launch Meeting and Felicitation at Royal Overseas League
London, UK: In a significant step toward advancing sustainable green energy initiatives globally, a launch meeting on Sustainable Green Energy was held at the prestigious Royal Overseas League (ROSL) in London, marking a collaboration between World Book of Records (WBR) and ROSL. The initiative symbolizes a powerful connection between the United Kingdom, India, and Uganda, uniting efforts to promote renewable energy and carbon reduction.
During the meet, Mahendra Sinh Jadeja, a distinguished Patron of World Book of Records, honoured Peter Benhur Nyeko, Co-founder of Mandulis Energy, with World Book of Records Excellence Certificate. The honour recognized Mandulis Energy’s outstanding contribution to “Powering Hope” by delivering affordable, reliable, and sustainable energy solutions, alongside efforts in carbon dioxide removal, utilization, and sequestration.
Mandulis Energy, co-founded by Peter Benhur Nyeko, is a pioneering organization committed to developing innovative approaches to sustainable energy. The company’s mission focuses on empowering communities through green technologies that support economic growth while preserving the planet’s ecological balance.
Accepting the recognition, Peter Benhur Nyeko emphasized the importance of collaborative global efforts to achieve clean energy access and climate resilience. He holds a Master of Engineering with Honours in Aeronautical Engineering from the University of Bristol, UK, and has been widely acknowledged for his visionary work in renewable energy transformation across Africa. The ceremony at ROSL not only celebrated innovation and sustainability but also reinforced the shared vision of World Book of Records to promote excellence and global cooperation in addressing pressing environmental challenges through meaningful partnerships.
